Maybe the BIOS does not detect the drive correctly after it is partitioned. It might make a difference if the second partition is primary or extended.
Ragnarokamp wrote:
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> I do believe there is something wrong with my new laptop PC.I just
> cannot manage to get two systems all at once on it.What I mean is that
> windows woeks fine and linux does too,as long as there is only one
> system present on the HDD.Every time I try to install a second one (on a
> different partition) just after booting manager (lilo or grub) finishes
> its job everything crashes.Same thing every time.After reboot I can see
> a few first letters of the boot manager (for example LI..or GRU..) and
> that is it.Windows won't start as well.However if I do the same thing
> with the HDD removed from the laptop and connect it to my desktop using
> miniIDE to IDE connector everything works just fine.But the point is
> that I believe it has something to do with the computer itself...just
> don't know which part of it screws things up...Thanks in advance for any
> sugestions.
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Mike Walsh
West Palm Beach, Florida, U.S.A.
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